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DIR. NIcGlyun'B Cuse. 4

New York, July 1l.-At St.. Patrick's
Cathedral to-day no one would aay any
thing regarding the case OF DR.. McGlynn.
Mgr. Preston said McGlynn's accusation
Of him was so false he would not deny it.
II wonld fall by its own weight. He could
not conceive how McGlynn could have
taken communion yesterday unless 1t was
administered by some young priest who
did not know. him. DR.. McGlynn's fol:
lowera arc more earnest than ever, and
Dr.. Carey, the leader Of the sympathiEing
psrishioners, says the communicated
priest will yet be restored. He says Rome
has scled In Ignorance. s5. ieti.i 4 X q
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Boyd Hopping, wealthy farmer, is in
jail at Xsnis, Q charged with an attempt
to kill his mother. M ! 5ly;tg.
Two children Of David Jones, near
Ohauncey, 0:,were killed by lightning as
they sat BY tho fireplace. SI ;s5,1s Il
James q. Deval, formerly Of GAINESVILLE,
o. was murdered and robbed Of a large
aum Of money by brigands, in Mexico.
I There is an alarming mortality from con-
sumption among the Chinese in New
York. The disease is said to be the result
Of too light diet. &
b It Ia probable that new Archiepiacopsl
See will be erected in this country at De-
troit,$ with Bishops Chatard, now of the
Yincennes 1nd.) Diocese, in charge.
y In reply to an inquiry If convention Of
the postal clerks would meet the approval
OF tho Department, the Postmaster Geuer.
al answered Semphatically that it would
not. 4: 5i;y;3 < II =
The city directory OF New York, issued
yesterday, contains 2,l75 pages OF names,
numbering in all 1924 .Sl3 and indicating /,
population OF 1.600, 900. There are A,4OO
Smiths and 1880 Browns enrolled, ,GfSfiIi'
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- VI ss4r,.s s.slI. :
Z COpper Works Emil. \

NRw YoRK, July 1.-THE liabilities Of
the Oxford Copper and Sulphur Co., Of 81
Wall street and at Boston, Oonstable's
Hook, N. r., and Capelton, which hass
been placed in the hands Of a receiver ara
reported to be about 100000, with nomi,
nal assets OF twice that amount, n The
works are st Constable's Hook, and the
mines at Capelton, the lattor standing on
the books at about $3.50, 900. The greater
part Of the liabilities il. .is said is on paper,
given to R. NJ. Thompaon'& 4 Co., OF Butte
City, Mont, from whom moat Of the SUP.
plies were obtained, go y!
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: Found With his skuit crn,c,t,,f-

spRlsorlELD, ILL, July ll.-Privats
Dity, Of company I, Second regiment, was
found lying unconscious on the side walk
near the public square, little before l2
O'Clock last night. y He was carried to
camp where q surgical examination
showed his skull to be fractured, appar-
emily from loaded cane. 4 He also had
been kicked In the abdomen. The sur
geons pronounce his Injuries fatal. Z; 1t is
believed he had a quarrel on tho street
with citizen named Joseph Conroy, but
there ia much mystery surrounding the
matter, 6, n : n a 4: PIN
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JEALoUsLY} AND DLooDsnEp.


A Girl Fatally Wounded In Eud eayorlng to
Part her Fighting Lovers. q !,
New HnyEN, July 1.-The town Of e.
lington, in Windhsm county, was the
scene Of terrible and bloody ENCOUNTER,
Julia Coburn, the belle OF the town, re.
Gently graduated from New Haven
boarding school and became infatuated
with the scapegrace son Of Toland coun.
ty farmer named Hodges. He received
81, 900 from the will Of an uncle recently
and came to this city and engaged In
every kind Of dissipation. Here he met
Miss Coburn whom he followed to her
home aud proposed marriage. Her par.
ents opposed this and the young couple
eloped shortly afterwards. They went vpO to
Ellington to reside. Hodges' money being
all gone, he deserted his wifo and has not
been seenseen since. His vile was thrown
on her own resources. Y. Sd s, ,s5.
She changed her name and went to
live with former acquaintance, a farm.
er's wife. A man named Nostrand, EN-.
ploycd by her mistress, fell in love with
her, bat she repelled his advances, Nos.
trand learned that his felow.worker,
Witchsll, had also taken fancy that he
ought to marry the girl. Tho two men
Immediately became madly Jealous Of
each other, and from hot words came to
blows. They drew their clasp.knives and
fell to fighting in dead earnest, Julia,
observing the fight from the house, ran
out and tried to separate the men, but
they were so infuriated that they paid no
attention to her, and in her efforts to make
peace she received a severe wound in the
side. Upon seeing her fall the men came
to their senses, put up their knives and
the least injured Of them hastened for
doctor. at last accounts the young
woman was dying. : 80
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An Evanselist Driven Out Of s Town,

NEw YoRE, July ia crowd Of citi.
zens Of Park Ridge, MI, last night drove
the Evangelist Mason out Of town and
cut of his beard. The fanatic was found
at the house Of Mrs.. Berry. He was
dragged out and while being hustled
toward the railway station he was beaten
with a switch by Mr.. Leach, the New
York merchant, who has led the move.
mont againt Mason and his fellow
preacher Switzier. At the railway plat.
form the prisoners long hair and beard
were clipped and he was then locked up
in neighboring barn under guard, until
the train for New York arrived this morn.
ing, when he was shipped to this city. 81 &
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A HARD BATTLE
Betweon Dempsey and MI Amateur Fighter.
ltlF5lts The Former Wins.

TOLEDO, o., July 1.-THE long expect.
cd glove contest between Jake Dempsey,
the lightweight champion from California
aud Chicago, and Frank Novitt, an ana.
teur aspirant for ta.iu honors, Of this city,
occurred at daylight this morning at Bay
Point, on Maumee Bay, Just aOross the
Michigan line, some twelve miles be.
low this city. About ia hundred
sporting men wore present, who
lett this city in a yacht, towed by tug, at 2
o'clock. The preparations were kept very
quiet 10 avoid police intorierencs. Bay
Point was reached just after daybreak, a
twenty.four foot ring was constructed, and
a short but bloody contest OF three rounds
ensued. The fight began at 5:20 and last.
ed 10 minutes. The men wore thin gloves
with the fingers cut of and might as well
have fought with bare knucklea. "A r
The frat round was simply sparring.
When time was called at the end OF three
minutes, neither man had received blow,
I Tho second round was hotly contested,
hewitt struck Dempsey atunning blow
In the temple, breaking his own hand.
Aio wv uoA ChAeAou dkdlu Auu bHAlu,
but were separated. The round ended In
Neyits receiving terrible blow IN the
right side. G l,f .------e-- n
The third round was the bloodiest Of
all, hewitt doing little lighting and acting
mainly on the defensive. His nose was
broken and his right eye badly battered
by Dempsey, and he received bad cut
on the head. The round closed by Damp.
sey knocking him out Of the ring, hewitt
being unable to rise, and Dempsey being
declared the winner. .Q :, 5fg
The match was for fifty dollars q side
and gate money. hewitt was so badly
punished that he became ssriously LII, and
had to taken home in carriage from the
boat. He is "a years old, and weighs 1856
pounds, and has until lately been In the
employ Of an electric light company here.
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What u Small Dog Did.

New YoRK, July 1.-THE sport at
Brighton Beach to-day was marred by q
eerious accident. In the fourth race, q
small dog ran acroas tho track causing
Jessie to swerye and fall; and Wonder
ment and Phomasia fell over her. ! When
hethreejockeys who went down with their
animals were extricated it was found that
Chandler had escaped with asevere shock |;
that Kerber bad his right arm broken,
and that Harris was bleedip: and insensi.
bio with bis tongue nearly cut off, hang.
ing opt Of his mouth, and with other In
juries which make bis recovery doubtful.
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DR. McGLYNN Is having as much fun as
a boy Just out Of school. Bis particular
diversion is making game Of Archbishop
Corrigan and the Pope. While he keeps
mp this racket he is not likely to draw
very strongely on orthodox Catholics for
following. The Pope may be all that
DR.. McGlynn says he is, but Catholics
generally DO not think 80. 80. 77. Il :.
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. Shlpwreckcd on m Island,

HALIFAX, N. s., July 1l.-One hundred
passengers Of the wrecked steamer Merri-
mac are mostly on Little Hope Island,
where tho yessel atruck, and where they
are being made as comfortable as possible
with what conveniepces can be obtained
from the wreck. , 5G :" --..
Some have reached Liverpool, N, s., by
trains or on foot. Arrangements are be.
ing made for q boat to bring them to this
city. The women passengers are said to
have behaved with remarkable bravery
during the anxious moments Of peril after
the steamer struck. re- z. : 771E
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A EUROPEAN war has broken out again
in tho foreign money markets. They
have some bears Of their own over there,
and they have more than once Of late
turned a pretty penny by getting up q
war scare. Thereis q chancei Tor Mr.. Gould
il he happens to be aighing for q new
world 10 conquer. g., y ri
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GARLAND couldn't well be put on the
Supreme Bench, because he would insist
upon sitting there in hickory shirt Of
regulation Arkansas pattern. He never
could con6ne himself within the black
silk gown OF q Justice Of the Supreme
Court. His proud spirit must be unfet-
tered. Garlsnd's strong hold is some.
thing in the Pan.Electric way.
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MEMPHIS, July LA fire this afternoon
having its origin in the real. Of F. Ozone &
Goa lamp establishm ant, No. 1921 Mann
street,. burned the upper floor Of the four
story building together with the building
to tho north, q Wholesale druggists, which
had just been vacated with the exception
ola part OF the stock. The loas will be
about $50, 900. Insurance not given. As,
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HER DusxINEss Of Hawaii Is returning
home to see how little kingdom looks
after 1t has been practically turned over.
She thinks 1t wasn't much Of storm alter
sll Perhaps she relies on her diplomacy
Of iaacination to cot mat!ors, straight.
Women work wonders when they are
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a Cool StrIko.

NEw YoRk, July ia general strike
Of Ice men in the employ Of the Knick.
booker Consumeru' and the New York Ice
Company took place to-day. Hitherto
drivers have been receiving Sll, second
men $40 and bridgemen Sl2. They struck
for $l5 for drivers, S12 for second and Slb
Tor bridgemen. The strike lasted till noon
when the companies granted the mems
demands, and the ice famine from which
atorekeepsrs and housekeepsrs had suffer.
ed during tho forenoon, was brought to
ar and -,t.EFl5 :. 80 .A.-g4I . =
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! shnrp's Condition Worse.

New YoRK, July ll.-Jacob Sharp did
not awake this morning until almost 10
o'clock. After his chill last evening he
sat in his ,ciisir groaning and staring
about him until attsr . o'clock. when be
was assisted back to bed. He fell into 8
troubled sleep, but would awaken every
few minutes. At about . o'clock he
seemed better and dropped of into a
peacsiul alumber. When he awoke he
said he felt aomewhat better but his head
was swimming about, and that objects
looked strange, ~ y X. Il ~ n ~
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Som othinc Upin nus,,n.

ODESSA, July 11.-All the men on inr.
Tough in South Russia have boen ordered
to reioin their colors. i /.
LONDON, July lion the Stock Ex.
change to-day foreign securities are tlat.
Eussiane are especially affected and have
iaiied per cent. This is due to the arti-
cies IN the Berlin press disfavoring invest.
ment in Russian stocks. Other markets
are Hat IN sympathy with foreign securi-
ties, and especially is this the case with
home railroads. Dispatches from Berlin
and Paris report weak markets in both
those cities. II ], - !, y
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Tho Worcester Rccatta, /

WORCESTER, MASS, July 1.-THE oars
men turned out this morning and attend
cd the meeting at O'Leary's boat house
at the Lake with considerable interest.
They were all out on the water for spina.
The regatta begins tomorrow. The
drawing for heats and positions are as fol-
lows: First heat, Teneyck, Ross and Lee !;
second heat, Hosmer, Hamm and Bubsar !;
third heat, Teemer, Conley and Mckay ;
doubls acull race, Ross and Lee, Teneyck
aud Laing, Hosmer and Mckay, and
Teemer and Hamm. 1iT.2
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Pnpnl Envoy 10 Ireland. .

DUBLIN, July l1.-Mgr. Persico, the
Pope's special envoy, visited many Of the
Dublin churches yesterday. He was recog-
congregations. s.l .5:5s5 e. 81 -, -
A delegation from q Temperance, tgocietv
called at Archbishop Walsh's residence
Yesterday to obtain Mgr. Persico's bless
ing ior the society. The envoy conferred
It. Mgr. Persico intends to proceed 70
CIoo!graney, County Wexford, to witness
the eVictions which are In progress there.
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Harrington to C,od.t.I !

LONDON, July l1.-Lord Harrington re-
plying to. Mr.. Gladstone's recent letter
says; u do not think it necessary to pro-
long an unimportant correspondence.
was It necesaary to especially exclude YOU
from my statement that the Liberal dis.
sension on the. Irish question wan only Of
recent, date, which certainly was not in
tended as an uufriendly statement. II
ahall not, therefore, publish the letter
marked 5"private," but I repeat that it can.
not properly be described as letter Of the
strongest remonstrance, and I have no OBJ.
lection to your publishing it if you think
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Unable to Identify The Bodies.

5s:VInd11sIA, My, July: 1.-THE bodies
Of the miners who lost their lives by the
recent FIRE is the Best and Bslcher
mine are all on top Of ground,
The boxes !. in which they are
nailed have been buried in Ice. It Is
sad that IN handling ono or two bodies
they literally dropped to pieces. The bojy
IN each box Is labeled doubtful but it
ls thought this is device to quiet the OK.
citement. The works surrounding the
grounds are black with people.
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A Young HtghwnYmur.

ST. LOUIS, July ia special to the
Post et'! Dispatch from Little Rock, Ark,
says. a si1teen.year:old boy named Pot.
ter left Portia last evening to ride home hon
IN company with a man named Lsster
" hen they got on the outskirts Of town
fotter drew pistol and demande ed D Lss.
teI's money. The latter handed him $3.50.
At the same time he drew a revolver and
shot Potter. AT the same time Potter
tired, seriously iniuring Lester, ,5g5I15
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EXPLOSION. OF FIREWORKS
Causes Disastrous Confiasration-Nnrrow
Escape OF Employees. t{ "

Causes Disastrous Contiasration-Nnrrow
Escape Of Employees.
New YoRx, July 11.-A fire broke out
about 2 o'clock this afternoon in the
building No. l2 Park Place, occupied by
the Westcott Express Company, the
Brooklyn Express Company, and the New
York Central Railroad downtown offices,
and also the Eagle Fireworks Company. Z
The fire originated from an explosion Of
fireworks in the Eagle Company's pre-
misses. on the ground floor. The EMPLOYEES
Of the place fled to the street, and In less
than moment, when the news became
known. the occupants Of the surrounding
buildings a!Ro vacated. The greatest er-
element prevailed in the vicinity. For a
time it was feared that an explosion which
would demolish the building would occur.
The tiremen we're quickly on the scene
and ran their lines OF hose through the
buildings in the rear and on either side.
The Eagle Company also occupied the
basement Of the building as storage place,
and the tiremen concentrated their efforts
towards deluging that part of the premises,
as it was known that considerable quan.
tity Of powder was stored there. Great
crowds thronged the. streets, and it was
with great difficulty that the police could
make clearing for the tiremen. During
the progress Of the fire several explosions
took place. One, of more than usual VIC.
lence, shattered the glass Of the windows
throughout the building, and the irag-
ments fell in shower upon the street be-
low. So far as learned no one was in.
jured. The 6remen had the fire fairly
under control within an hour after the
outbreak, e & l5.s-t5,, s. q ilE5,5 q; =
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Teacher Of Dcaf and Dumb Dead.

HARTFORD, CoSN., July 1.-THE Rev.
William ". Turner, for many years prin-
cipal Of the American Asylum for Deaf
and Dumb, an associate OF Lawrent Olero
and Thomas NJ. Gallandet, and one Of the
earliest teachers Of deaf mutes in this
country, died to-day aged 81. he was q
graduate OF Yale in 1910. and was one Of
.its Oldest living graduates. q ~ "A q y y
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CONTRACTS AWARDED
For improvements Mt tho Insane Asylum,
Pcrsohnl Motor. 3satl'H5

Hoi improvements ht tho Insane Asylum,
Personal Notes. lsid2yE
Special Di.pateh TO ne Inttlligeneer.
WESTON, VIVA, July 1l.-Ira O. Post,
A. +. Whelan aud Jamea Basaell, compo.
sing the local Board Of Directors Of the
Hospital for the Insane, met at the Asy.
lum this morning and awarded the fol.
lowing contractS should their bonds prove
satisfactory: Seven arches for wator
closets and bath rooms TO Thomas Brad.
bury. at $3.50; q now bake oven and 70.
building the old one to W. J. Kitson, at
$500; new greenhouse to Atchison 4 o..
Ut s5s2 75; new sewer to Arthur Taner,
at $40 25 per rod. Is ~ '7S7,l =
The Board Is in session tonight prepar.
Ing all necessary papers, etc., to close con.
Miss Maud yandervort, whose leg was
broken ut Farnaworth's mill, In BucEhan.
non, and Allen Little, son OF A. A. War.
rea, who had his hand injured III a feed
cutter last Saturday, are fast improving.
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n,m,, Gn..,, Votes for prohibition.

Roxr, GA, July ll.-Thia city Of $4,000
inhabitants. voted for Prohibition by 25o
majority Saturday, The. election was an
exciting ono, the women taking an active
pant, and religious services beinS held by
sam Jones and Sam Small, N 4 l{
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Demand for Bricklnyers.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE demand for
bricklaycrs seems to be in excess Of the
supply, owing to the fact that SO many
journeymen left the city during the strike,
and to the immenae amount Of accumu.
lated work. The men are rapidly return.
ing to work and the indications are that
within q icw days they will all be en-.
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z Rog,sters 1.etter n1n,l Il nIe,,co H.,

}sWAsulSeroS, D. O., July ll.-A1inister
Romero has informed Mr.. Bell, superin-
tendent Of foreign mails, that the Mexi.
can Government has accepted the propo-
sition Of the Postoidce Department for
the Inauguration Of through loci. k.pouch
registry system between the United States
and Mexico similar to the one now in
force between the United States and Can.
ada, 81
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Terrible .Rayelniions.

!. LONDON, July ll.-rhe inquiry into the
oasa case was resumed to-day, and I'D.
]onrned. Several policsinspectora testified
that hundreds Of women had been CON,
victed III London OF being improper char.
acters on the evidence OF single consta.
ble. st{ig- "a. IL :. +, y q -gte' -"
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Victims Of the Hurley Fire,

MlLwAukEE, Wis, July ll.-A Hurley
special to the Erening Wisconsin says that
fourteen bodies have already been recov.
cred from the ruins Of the Alcszsr theatre,
Identification is utterly impossible, ss
nothing but the trunks OF the bodies and
an occasional arm Or leg is found. Three
persons we're fatally injured by jumping
from the upper story Of ,,the building,
making the total list Of fatalities by IRE
seventeen. The total loss is now estima-
ted at s450,000, and the insurance about
$4,000. Five blocks, embracing seventy
buildings, were laid in ashes. = :
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Canadians Stopped From working,

Canadians Stopped From, Working.
DETROIT, July liza special from Port
Huron to Erening Journal says the United
States Customs Collector at that place
to-day stopped thirty Canadians from
working on the Grand Trunk road, a
number Of these are employed in promi-
nent positions. "A rs e lsj; "a; s5lit7.
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: Rnisllng an Inllnn Camp.

3 ST. Louis, July liza shooting afTray
occurred in Csrondelet, South St. Louis,
between Z and 8 o'clock this evening,
in which three men were wounded.
two dangerously. For several weeks
half p a dozen Indians have
been camping in Carondelet, and selling
medicines and little articles OF Indian
manufacture. This evening, jim Rose,
a young man who had some
misunderstanding with them about
trade, made an attack on tho
tent with two or three friends. They
emptied their pistols, and one OF the In.
diana returned the fire from Winchester
rifle. The result was complete victory
for Rose and his friends, IS not one Of the
whites was bit, while three Indians were
shot down. s. N :, 1'Hls's'
Indian Charley was shot in the head.
pawnee Tom in the hip aud groin and lit.
tie Chief in the leg and hip. Tho frat
two were badly hurt and NAV die. Rose.
who was bali intoxicated, was arrested
and locked up, but his friends managed to
eBcaDe e 81 so u a '.t5fG' IIsII.i if7IG.-ao~ =
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Pn1LADELpHlA, July 1l.-Bernard Ham
mills yarn mill, at Cumberland and Mill
streets, Germantown, was totally destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss, $50, 900; par.
tially insured. j7ti., ii5S3 iti'%,ttt'isSg5
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llln g,att|:el|:liiqetttl:le.,I.. !.
onlcs, No.. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth street.
PERSONS ltariHo tst city for the season, and sum.
mr. ,rurtlrs, can hare The DAnr 1N1xLl1oKNckR
rasi 10 i.7n. postpaid, for Oo etnts per month, The
odlr,, being CHANGED az often "a dtirtd. l1HQ

Asan earnest Of reform King Kalakaua
has decided to give up his Hulu Hulu
dancers. What remains, then, for a
Hawaiian potontate to live for2 And who
will want to visit his two.penny realm
aGer hearing thia? ..Il- ..LE.l .lEMlLA.L